Employees at Groupon pose in silhouette by the company logo in the lobby of the online coupon company's Chicago offices. / Charles Rex Arbogast, AP

by Brett Molina, USAToday

by Brett Molina, USAToday

The tech earnings bonanza has ended, but there are still one or two companies poised to report quarterly results this week. Let's look at the tech stocks to watch Monday:

Groupon. The daily deals service reports second quarter earnings after the markets close Tuesday. The company is forecast to report an earnings per share of 1 cent off $762 million in revenue, according to analyst estimates compiled by Bloomberg. Last quarter, the company reported $758 million in revenue, up 26% from last year.

Microsoft. The company is suing smartphone maker Samsung for threatening to stop paying royalties tied to Android patents.The company claims Samsung breached its patent deal after announcing its acquisition of Nokia last September.

Take-Two Interactive. The video game publisher confirmed it will launch one of its biggest console hits for Apple's IOS platform. The first-person shooter BioShock, published under the company's 2K label, will be available as a "premium priced mobile game" later this summer.

Symantec. The security is among several excluded by China in its list of approved antivirus software providers, reports CNBC. According to Reuters, the move is part of a larger plan to cut back on the use of foreign technology.

Yelp. The online recommendations service turns 10 this year. The company is currently valued at $5 billion and boasts 130 million monthly unique visitors. Yelp CEO Jeremy Stoppelman says the company is focusing on an improved user experience and international expansion.